Opposed to or against racial distinctions, racism, or racial discrimination.
From anti- (against) + racial (relating to race). Racial comes from race, from Italian 'razza,' from Latin 'ratio' meaning characteristics or qualities. This modern term emerged in the mid-20th century alongside civil rights movements.
Interestingly, 'antiracial' is less common than 'antiracist'—language preferences shift as movements develop, and 'antiracist' became the standard term because it emphasizes active opposition rather than just being 'against race.'
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